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ACT FOUR: A bedroom in the house--later the same night.

SCENE--Ezra Mannon's bedroom. A big four-poster bed is at rear, center, the foot front, the head against the rear wall. A small stand, with a candle on it, is by the head of the bed on the left. To the left of the stand is a door leading into Christine's room. The door is open. In the left wall are two windows. At left, front, is a table with a lamp on it and a chair beside it.

ACT TWO: Ezra Mannon's study in the house--no time has elapsed.

SCENE--In the house--Ezra Mannon's study. No time has elapsed.

ACT ONE: Exterior of the Mannon house in New England--April, 1865.

SCENE--Exterior of the Mannon house on a late afternoon in April, 1865. At front is the driveway which leads up to the house from the two entrances on the street. Behind the driveway the white Grecian temple portico with its six tall columns extends across the stage. A big pine tree is on the lawn at the edge of the drive before the right corner of the house.

1. HOMECOMING

HOMECOMING

A Play in Four Acts

Part One of the Trilogy

MOURNING BECOMES ELECTRA

CHARACTERS

BRIGADIER-GENERAL EZRA MANNON

CHRISTINE, his wife

LAVINIA, their daughter